Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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KENDALL BICKFORD SOUTHERN Kenny None but lzimself can be lzis parallel. Activities: Baseball 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Student Covernment 2, President 4, Basketball 3, Captain 4, Senior Play 4, Class Marshall 3. 5, Because Kenny is so quiet, it is practically impossible to say much L' about him except that he's a smooth dancer, an outstanding athlete, president of Student Covernment, and the possessor of wavy locks and a personality that makes him a favorite with the class. Obviously, the silent gentlemanls record speaks for itself. KENNETH LORD STETSON ..Ken,, A l710fl1l'l',S pride, ll frztlierls joyfi . Activities: Student Council 1, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, K Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Basketball, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4, i 2 junior Prom Charrman 3, Ski Team, Traffic Squad 4, Harvest ' ' Dance 4, Year Book 4. ' V ,I Kenny's gentlemanly ways have won for him the affectionate regard ' , ' of his senior claassmates. His distinct good taste in clothes is re- fvs .-QQ. marked by even the most exacting critics. To add the final Chester- 'lg .,,gl-v.1- fieldian touch, he has cultivated a charming small talk that is -. .14-E.-. 551 f Y' ' ' 1 -ll ' positive y a llflllg. THELMA ELIZABETH STRATTON 'l Sally,' Smooth runs tlie wafer wlzere tlze brook is deep. 'ti Activities: Stcn-Type Club 3, Harvest Dance 4. . Thelma seems quiet to most of us, but she can be most entertaining in a dull study hall. She is truly generous and always glad to help her friends, as those who know can best testify. We think that the future holds much for our mystery lady. CONSTANCE SWIFT Connie You write with case to .sliow your lnreeclingg but easy writing's cursecl lmrd reading. +Xctivitics: Clcc Club 1, 2, 3, Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom :Eg Year Book 4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 2, P. T. A. Circus 3. A most proper lady in public and much fun in private, Connie of the golden hair is a joy to her classmates. She is clever with her hands and enjoys good books. tThe connection has not been traeed.l Connie's light voice in the classroom and capable vvork in the secretarial department have not passed unobserved here at SCIHJUI. lNlAl'lYlsl'll'l NVARD Lee A Thou luis! no sorrouf in tliy fluff, no winter in fly year. Activities: Clee Club l, 2, Student Council 2, Operctta 2, Basket- Piom 3, Sten-Tvpe Club 3, Senior Plav Committee 4, Year Bock 4. .i success, though all of her interests do not lie in either direction I snlerablv to enter into our activities with a zest. . page riglilrrn A. Circus 3, Salesmanship Club 3, junior NVith her beautiful voice and secret trial ability Lee should be ee has a genuinelv friendly manner, which helped her con-

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YVILLIAKI JELLE BOOS HBH! TIC rem pink of courtesyf' Activities: Clee Club 2, Cperetta 2, Sophomore Trot 3, .lunior Prom 3, Basketball 4, Traffic Squad 4, Year Book 4, Baseball 4, Honor Society 4. Bill is for us a veritable Dr, jekyl and Mr. Hyde . Of course we don't mean that half cf his tharaater is bad or even not so very good, but that he decided y has two cl Pferent s'des. In school Bill is shy and retiring, outside he ca:-ts aside this reserve to take his place in the social chase. Infdentaliy, Bill has been outstanding in his gtudles all during high school. XIARY ALBERTA ROSE Rosie', A prodigy of learning. .!'tQvit'es: P. T. A. Circus 3, Clee Club -1, Year Book 4. Xlaryis expressive personal ty blended favorably with the general atmosphere of the school. Mary is a book worm, and can give out mo:t of what she imbibes. XV.th her enormous vocabulary and merry vit Rosie regularly entertains her friends in study periods. VERNON LLEXVELLYN SAUNDERS, JR. Slzorty,' Happy am I, from care l'm free. Activities: Crchcstra l, Sophomore Trot 2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Play 4. , Shorty with his serene view of life is a truly philosophic soul. His school week usually starts on XVednesday twhich is the day he d0esn't have Frenchj. His ready wit and dignified bearing more than compensate for his lack of inches, a fact which he certainly proved in the role of detective in the senior play. NORMA SCOTT Scotty,' 'KHer ways are ways of pleasanfness, and all her paths are hence. Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, tcaptainjg Cflee Club l, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Badminton Tournament 2, 3, P. T. A. Cfrcus 3, Librarian 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Student Covernntent 4, Year Book 4. Sfotty revels in athletcs, which among other reasons may account for her affection for Dartmouth. Norma's striking blond hair has always appearcd to us a rather incongrous personality note, for Nomza agtaally is a lady of few words and extemely retiring nature. ALLEN IRVING SINGER loco Honest labor wears a lovely facef, Aitlvitiesz Clee Club l, Lat'n Club I, Traffic Squad l, Intramural Basketball l, 2, Sophomore Trot 2, P. T. A. Circus 3, Intramural Football 3, 4, junior Prom 3, Basketball 4, Senior Play 4: Year Book 4, Orchestra 2, 4. Allen certainly deserves commendation for his faithful work as electrician and stage manager of the senior play. He is an extremely ccnscientfous person, a fact whizh he has demonstrated in each position he has held. Ev erybody, too, appreciates his warm, friendy manner and willingness to assist at all times. R- ,. M1 ,ii ff.. I M., ,A .ir ' . ,,,,gaa.s, +es,1i if 57 page seventeen

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BERTHA LILLIAN VVEST lVesty,' I anz ever merry when I hear sweet musicf' Activities: All Around Club 15 Sophomore Trot 2g Operetta 2, Basketball 3, Harvest Dance 34 Style Show 4g Junior Prom Sten-Type 3, 44 Class Prophet 4. YVesty has two entirely different personalities. One is the girl who has a lovely voice and writes poetry, the other, a live wire who loves to tease. She has an adorable sister on whom she lavishes much of her attention, this being only one of the many outlets of her kindness. BERNICE MAE XVI-IITE ..Peg,, Have I caught my heavenly jewely' Activities: Student Council 1, Clee Club 1, 4g All Around Club 1: Sophomore Trot Committee 2, junior Prom Committee 3: Sten-Type Club 3, 45 Style Show 4g Senior Play Committee 4. Miss Crocker loses a valuable helper when Bernice passes from Sharonis halls of learning. Bernice's diligence in Miss Crockerls behalf was exceeded only by her enthusiasm for performing tricky stunts on top of the parallel bars Monday mornings. EDXVARD HENRY BERCSTROBI 66EdP7 There's something about a soldierfi Eddie joined us in his junior year but his heart was never in itf' As a member of the National Guard he was called in the middle of the year to military service at Camp Edwards. Although he did not Hnish the school year here, Ed was privileged to receive his diploma with the class, and we feel privileged to have had him with us. YVILLIAM RUFUS MANN, JR. Bill', Th0u,rt such a touchy, jesty, pleasant fellow. Activities: Sophomore Trot 2, Harvest Dance 4. If it doesnit work, we seniors land most othersj take it to Bill. His vast knowledge of things mechanical is evident from the way in which he works. Bill's pleasant manner and big-brotherly advice are also appreciated by his fellow classmates. AMERICO JOHN VADALA Rican And master of himself though China fall. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, Clee Club lg Traffic Squad 3, 4, Junior Prom 39 Senior Play 4. In every class there is one soul that dwells apart. At Sharon it was Americo. NVe often wondered what soul stirring thoughts filled Roco's mind as he sat in study hall, his countenance rapt in mystery. 524 page nineteen